Splunk Search

Creating A Graph from summed HTML responses

ctallarico20
Path Finder

Hi, I have a log with entries returning something such as

[2013-05-29 12:29:08:893 GBT] RESULTS 200=19 400=0 401=12 404=0 503=0

And I'm looking for a way to make a stacked bar/column graph, summing the number of responses. In this case, there are 19 responses of '200' and 12 responses of '401'. I looked at something along the lines of "200" OR "401" | timechart sum(200) as Successes sum(401) as Failures but that graph won't display any information.

Thanks for the help!

EDIT:

I'd like to add that I manually changed the logs to 'res200=19', 'res401=12', etc and then ... | sum(res200) sum(res401). By adding in the 'res-' prefix, spunk no longer was trying to real an integer, and it worked flawlessly. Is there a way I can tell splunk to just look for the value after 200, like it does with res200?

Tags (2)
0 Karma
1 Solution

ctallarico20
Path Finder

Nevermind everybody, I found my own solution. I used a rex field - RESULTS | rex field=_raw "200=(?<r200>.*) 400=(?<r400>.*) 401=(?<r401>.*) 404=(?<r404>.*) 503=(?<r503>.*)" | timechart sum(r200) sum(r400) sum(r401) sum(r404) sum(r503)

View solution in original post

0 Karma

ctallarico20
Path Finder

Nevermind everybody, I found my own solution. I used a rex field - RESULTS | rex field=_raw "200=(?<r200>.*) 400=(?<r400>.*) 401=(?<r401>.*) 404=(?<r404>.*) 503=(?<r503>.*)" | timechart sum(r200) sum(r400) sum(r401) sum(r404) sum(r503)

0 Karma
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

AI for AppInspect

We’re excited to announce two new updates to AppInspect designed to save you time and make the app approval ...

App Platform's 2025 Year in Review: A Year of Innovation, Growth, and Community

As we step into 2026, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on what an extraordinary year 2025 was for the Splunk ...

Operationalizing Entity Risk Score with Enterprise Security 8.3+

Overview Enterprise Security 8.3 introduces a powerful new feature called “Entity Risk Scoring” (ERS) for ...